iOS 5.1 announced by Cook few moments ago.

Okay, got it. The download itself took about 5 minutes. the whole proccess about 20 minutes. So far, so good.

Right well it all went smoothly, nothing overly amazing to report, the new lock screen and the 3G toggle were hardly a surprise, and i havent found anything else yet.

Siri is no different unfortunately, really wish i could use it to turn off wifi etc. instead of having to press the screen like 5 times to get to the right part of the settings app.

i dont quite know how thats so difficult, and i hope they dont wait too long to impliment such a change.

Nothing else really, but the good news is my phone still works haha

Oh and not a sniff of the rumoured facebook integration haha

Photo stream deleting pictures works fine

iPhone 4S btw 🙂

i never experienced the draining issue as such, but i did notice that as soon as i used the messages app, i would lose about 2% every 10 minutes

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I just updated my iPad (first gen) OTA. Like 04Cobra and Huntress, so far so good! The download was about 10 minutes (work WiFi) and the install maybe another 10. The update seems to have worked well, and everything is functioning normally. Following the install, updates were available for Garage Band, Pages and Keynote. These have taken over 20 minutes to download, and still at only about halfway through... probably very busy servers!!

Not sure where you are seeing the 3G toggle because it still isn't available on my sprint 4S

@James_0807

What 3G Toggle? I have iPhone 4S, Sprint btw.

It's there on my 4S O2 UK

It is NOT possible to disable 3G on a CDMA phone.

I should clarify:

KiltedTim wrote:

It is NOT possible to disable 3G on a CDMA phone.

This is a limitation of the CDMA network, not the phone. It is not physically possible to do it on ANY device.

Post a screenshot because I really don't believe apple would fragment their software.

They did NOT fragment their software. It simply can't be done on a CDMA network. They're not going to show you a useless option. Then you'd be asking why it was there but wouldn't work.

Not true. Sprint will default to GPRS when 3G is not available so turning off 3G should not be an issue.

Yes, it will default to GPRS. However, this can not be selected in software. CDMA chipsets to not support manual selection.

So explain why GPRS is used when 3G isn't available? Same with Edge on GSM networks.

Its in the network part of settings, at the top, it says "Enable 3G" and below that, the "Cellular data" toggle.

Also to anyone who's interested, they have fixed the sound quality for custom ringtones, they now sound just as good as ring tones, as they do when set as alerts. 🙂

Thank you apple,

Although as i say, allowing siri to speak japanese is hardly progress as far as i'm concerned. Surely it would have made more sense to make it speak chinese? maybe not...

Also would have liked hardware control through siri, just holding the phone to my ear and being able to turn 3G on and off would be much more helpful.